At SXSW: THE SEER
When I saw Wendell Berry’s name in the subtitle of The Seer, a documentary that premiered at SXSW this week, I immediately put…
At SXSW: TRANSPECOS
Given the vehemence with which the US/Mexico border is both physically and verbally contested, it’s a wonder that it hasn’t inspired more cinematic…
At SXSW: ACCIDENTAL COURTESY
Perhaps one of the more disturbing trends of advances in media technology is that while social media has the power to bring us…
At SXSW: A STRAY
Last year, a film used dogs to make a political, cultural, and religious statements about immigrants in Europe. White God received critical acclaim,…
At SXSW: DEMOLITION
Demolition might be one of the better films you’ll see this year. It’s got it all where it counts, an inspired script, smart…
At SXSW: MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
Jeff Nichols is one of my favorite directors. His new film, Midnight Special, isn’t my favorite of his films, but you’ll definitely want…
At SXSW: THE LIBERATORS
If you’ve seen The Monuments Men, then you’re somewhat familiar with The Liberators, the new doc that premieres at SXSW about stolen religious art…
#KillerSerials: The People v. OJ Simpson, Ep. 6
After the jump, listen to me and Tony Jones discuss this week’s episode of The People v. OJ Simpson, the destruction of Marcia Clark,…
